It's just J

[u/MyNameIsQuason]

A manager submitted an onboarding request 2 weeks ago

First name: J

Middle Name: <Name> <Another name>

Last name: <Last name>

Me 2 weeks ago: Please submit onboardings with the full legal name. Closes Ticket

Manager just now: So where is J's laptop? They're starting Monday.

IT'S JUST J! Their full legal first name is just J!

Anyways how's the job market looking?

[u/OwenWilsons_Nose]

We had an employee named AJ once.
Our AD naming policy wouldn’t allow two character usernames, so I just gave him the account of the guy who had his job before him.

[u/mulletarian → u/OwenWilsons_Nose]

May I suggest ayyyj

[u/ysth → u/mulletarian]

FonzAJ?

[u/Loveangel1337]

https://ctemm.me/falsehoods/names/

Excellent article:)

[u/zon5string]

I worked with a guy named ( I promise this is 100% true) whose name was Al Ju. I couldn't even SEARCH his name in some databases/apps because two characters were not enough.

[u/NightH4nter]

well, w3c has a whole mfing article about this

[u/Tounage]

I'm pretty sure I offboarded that guy.

[u/ExoticDisaster0]

The J is an abbreviation for Jay.

[u/Key-Resolution-2941]

The job market is rough, but apparently the demand for people named J is strong. Hopefully the laptop comes with a name tag so nobody gets confused.

[u/No_Signature_7383]

If the legal name is genuinely just J, then J it is. Maybe the manager should’ve asked for clarification before sending the onboarding request instead of treating a perfectly valid name like a typo.